Physics Programs through ROTC

[Perfection'stheGoal]

Hello, I am currently applying to USNA and USAFA. As a backup plan I am applying for NROTC and AFROTC scholarships. I want to major in physics (Astrophysics would be great).

My questions are:
A) What schools offer both good physics programs and ROTC (Especially NROTC), and
B) What are my chances of getting a full scholarship in this field?

Thanks!

 

[bruno]

VMI offers both a Physics major and NROTC
http://www.vmi.edu/Academics.aspx?id=64&ekmensel=fb5d653b_14_0_64_3

http://www.vmi.edu/show.aspx?tid=37103&id=2598

 

[NROTCDAD55]

NROTC site list of colleges

There are only 60+ colleges offering NROTC (look at the website), and while physics is a pretty generic major (like biology and chemistry), I would think the following would have good physics programs: MIT, Harvard, Tufts, RPI, WU-SL, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, UCLA, UB-Berkeley, Standford, Penn, Duke, UNC-CH, UVa, NW. The "ride" is the same in NROTC regardless of school, unless the school kicks in $ for R&B.